Paisley calls for 12 hour strike in Ireland
Reverend Jan Paisley urged a 12 hour general strike and protests in Northern Ireland signaling a Protestant non cooperation campaign. Rival leaders urged defiance. A London army base bombing seriously injured two women with no claim of responsibility. The IRA had claimed recent England bombings. Power plant workers planned to join the strike though engineers would run the plants.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Jan Paisley
London
Scotland Yard
Irish Republican Army
England
Government Electricity Board
Meese says no plan to change Allen’s White House post
Presidential counselor Edwin Meese III says there are no plans at the present time for national security adviser Richard V. Allen to leave his White House post. Meese notes adverse information would change the view, as Justice Department officials probe a possible $10,000 payment from two Japanese journalists versus $1,000.
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Washington
Edwin Meese III
National Security
Richard V. Allen
White House
Meese
Justice Department
Allen
CBS
Nancy Reagan
Arab League chief cautions on Sinai peacekeeping force
Secretary-General Chedli Kaibi warned against European participation in the Sinai multilateral force as Arab foreign ministers prepare for a summit to discuss Saudi Arabia's Arab-Israeli peace plan. Britain Italy France and the Netherlands reportedly ready to join the U.S.-led mission to replace Israeli troops under Camp David terms.
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Morocco
Arab League
Sinai
Saudi Arabia
Chedli Kaibi
Britain
Italy
France
Netherlands
Sinai Peninsula
Camp David
Middle East
Kilbi
GOP Governors Rally Behind Reagan At Convention
Most Republican governors at the annual convention acknowledge domestic economic problems but back President Reagan. The group urges unity as Reagan's economic programs face critique and fiscal reforms aim to balance the federal budget. Governors Treen of Louisiana and Dreyfus of Wisconsin defend the plan and readiness to be unelectable if needed.
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New Orleans
Agen
Republican Governors’ Association
Reagan
Lee Dreyfus
Wisconsin
Reagan vetoes emergency spending bill and begins shutdown
President Reagan vetoed an emergency spending resolution to restore funds to federal agencies and ordered an emergency Cabinet meeting to start the shutdown of non-essential government services. In a five minute statement he called the measure budget busting and warned of possible citizen inconvenience but said stopping excessive spending is necessary to curb inflation and high interest rates.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Bridwell
Transportation
Bridwell seeks gas tax hike to fund Maryland road work
Maryland transportation chief Lowell K. Bridwell announced a proposed 4.0 percent franchise tax on motor fuel wholesale prices to fund road improvements. If enacted, the plan would raise about 92 million in fiscal year 1983 and 560 million through 1987, with $20 million for mass transit safeguards but no new programs.
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Frederick
Maryland Department of Transportation
Lowell K. Bridwell
OPEC
Bridwell
Baltimore
Montgomery
Prince George's
Baltimore County
Thanksgiving services planned across Frederick area churches
Frederick area churches announce multiple Thanksgiving services across Nov 24 25 and 28 led by ministers from Grace Episcopal Church New Market Bush Creek Church of the Brethren and Grace Trinity United Church of Christ The First Church of Christ Scientist Frederick and other congregations will host worship with sermons readings prayers and special programs for church members and the community
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Frederick
New Market
Grace Episcopal
Grace Trinity United Church of Christ
Wallace Landes
Bush Creek
Grace Episcopal Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
E. Second St. Frederick
Paul
Jesus
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
First Christian Church of
Brook Hill
Lake Linganore backs bond for community improvements
Lake Linganore Association votes to support a 9.15 million general obligation bond through Frederick County to fund water sewer roads and utilities in the private community. LLA president Ronald Henry says the county should act as agent for upfront funds while discussions continue on county purchase of sewer and water systems. a critical issue for the association amid past developer failures.
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Lake Linganore Association
LLA
Frederick County
Ronald Henry
LLA Board
Henry
Linganore High School
Western Maryland Weather and Holiday Fashion Notes
Marttn Stup Loose shares style and gift ideas for Christmas amid regional buzz. Weather observer David Lathes predicts a cold Thanksgiving with a chance of rain, shaping plans for Western Maryland readers. John Cunniff weighs in on corporate trends and market mood, offering financial context.
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Marttn Stup Loose
News-Post
Maryland
Weather
News-Post Weather
David
Gore
Lewis
John Cunniff
Schmidt and Brezhnev Meet in Bonn on Arms Talks
In Bonn Chancellor Helmut Schmidt hosts Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev for discussions on the proposed European missile ban. The pair meet at his office by the Rhine, with later talks planned at Schloss Gymnich. Brezhnev reviews a West German honor guard in a televised ceremony as mild weather prevails.
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Bonn
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Reagan
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Rhine
Schmidt
Brezhnev
Schloss Gymnich
Weather Outlook For Western Maryland And Surrounding Areas
Mostly sunny today before a southwest storm brings light rain and snow late tonight into Tuesday. In Western Maryland highs reach the 40s today with overnight lows near 32 as roads may become hazardous during the morning rush. Tuesday brings periods of rain and possible high elevation snow with highs in the 30s to 40s. Wednesday should see rain and snow ending, then fair cold weather for Thanksgiving. Maryland mountains expect light snow tonight into Tuesday with highs in the 30s and overnight lows in the 20s. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 41 to 38, Hagerstown 38 to 32, Westminster 36 to 4, Gaithersburg 33 to, Leesburg 40 to 35.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
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